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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15
PRsanFrERIAE sHHeD.


niInu CnMxKNN1kE OF PnxaBxTRREAN MIS-
Sims n THE NonTuwnsT 10 ~
CELEBRATED.
The roll Of ministers and elders a.
tBnaInR The prasbyesrian Synod % o.
in9 Dr.. Ballard, Of elenahtaF. IL was
recommended % The oenlennial Goa
mitfea that ever member Of Ne ehufeh
Be Invited 70 e0ntIlbuts one dollar fer
ihe hene6a Of The General AssemhlYss
Board Of Ministerial relief. Rev. ID. 4.
Difsnbaneh read q paper arguing IN
favqf Of allowing The Indians 70 use
thsfr native ianepoee u TIE Indian
a1hsois; opposing The rule of TIE L.
tGRiox Department. A na&muxial on the
snbisel vii likely Be presented 20 NE
maxi con1ress. Services ID celebFaltaa
81 The ssmi aenlenplAl Of the tulEod0o-
ten q Presbyterian missions h the
Northwesi viii b held e he grave %
DE-. MArena whitman. The Atse maEtyF,
August nsxk near Waiia Walla. The
Hsne and Foreign MiNloA Boards and
NE AmeRinsn Board 81 Misginna viii be
gsked 20 ED 10 the psososed services.
10 tie afternoon Rev. 1. Boyd pre-
aented the report Of ths oommitles On
90D8&IG uu9Afv4nc&. o8401mn1UM t49
progaillne spirit og Indifference mani
tested. and condemned also, Sunday
newspapers. Sunday travelling and Sun
day malls. A nnmbes q addresses
uele made On he sabieot.
Tha Eapoxi aaAinaa sabbath deoorA-
tian wns aoapteo. Ihe Committee On
nanpsrAnco submitted q report ooa-
curing With The PreshyasFy Of OsegDn
n andoeaiuR ihe local option Law Of TIE
Territory snd constitutional rFohibi-
tlcn a. neg heinR akiiated IN Ore
auB. Albert : do9sn votes we're casA
aalinsf 4 afteE e n1aEr apeeeA1e k4d
hem mads pro and con, Ne ie1teg de-
9 laxina Il % 30 bsYond ne pFcvinps Of
any Tsllglops body 70 advooaie polliical
nsssaEea, The rspoEt vs. eaFrisd hov-
oEl4.
ne rspsrt q tie chiness missionary.
Getting faFlh enecafaei9a prosr1as q
he wark, was rad and sloplea. There
wa q larRs attanaAnce 81 the service 10
church lest ntahf q which
an oEa8nikafion WaB eaec1ed 20 be
kmnwn &c TIE WemAnas North Pacific
Beard % AisEioB.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

m sSonx - d Mz.1l1nE4 na11AeRka-
arcs npHx41 NEee14 pAwN
N.ett feEgr1 - cc11laz<z 61ee1
Maa a1NnA N1ozz ~ 4Nl4I SD 1<nEa
mI ~ ezfaE fs&Ae1 % -
AsE3 e 4 1lE6sG 80 k11p E1t11 ez1g
~ mi He4 81 ~. l1NlEE. So g -
NrM a. MMFMn 4 W1f. &4 8HyM1
3 st1 aInss n11 Wr1 ~ 1l1ElrII lzz.
iaR zInm - e4 1cln6 1.r1e 80 80
lnnwn3 - 1a1HMN4AR HN1mNh - t44
uiE1 a. #kasea1N 81Hn14 4ss4 > ~
mzsInkIe ttlrzaee a. k&4iER len -.
"A snnnnre 4,nt 1eana o. tE6 1fe4I14zB 81
~. En4nH lad Hr1eHe usEvan4 11eNl
kln an4 ennl1 10 tl11D 0ge7 ug4 SO
an n0nl nlInE 8xean % - I114 y 90
So naf 1a9 rFHlN toz11eef WIN -
etr 80 rnn1R. Ezzen l1Qk q r1s.z.o1
81 A m1e<f oNeeaIGs 50 NJ. 0Wxzn'e
tonsn nnH fkeTa Wate&&1 the itRnt
Nhfah ni1saIa1 zsem u11 Nln6ou . sDe
rihef n a nsanrax tE1I Wenzd hast -
lessnta1 4 diAIm1aEGHae1 ps9sek b.
Pr1asnl1S. abnnz imo e1cioek .. ~ ~.
os4nn ssme or sd w9IEe4 - -
9freat Esmslabza GEnsu had IN G1tssn-
nnn1f nnz ri 4 uarf1nt end - b -.
nsln1d sin, wa1ching ~ tou1s uztl|
- ~ rasa 10 oaf II abe Rn71l,up In
alan renssvnfl0n end pointed Ne norf1.
nasl1ra asb1s 8 liaht EraF 1n4 t11 s1leil
az ham and haaou And oU16 t1ia0z
whfah 6i1sf TIE sir. tsld him ihas no.
beAY usnE1 b iihnIg % nl14s eat ttelI
hcuashQld esods befoEs hrsakfaei any
h9w.
Two hIsoks from bis hsusa. e Mr..
o@-~n 1900 a fha n1rrel. fe war
nnek ~ man mho said 10 htms Il
waut ron = Day ne tha ameunt - tai
ii1tI1 bill FiNtf noN.
Mr. 0wgnn w1nt doun - hl9 pee4el
ard hnn4et otez tie 2aoo4t. De tne1
con1inusd 90 his Wy e Wee ~
o,cIook d th1 nsosDlzia. ms beat fol
ViefuEla fefi - four g1ieck. HI
0zynn has not hscn sssn Elne1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

xhn n6fKn ~ 4 afAE caAnaHD VIII
MunpEm MkEKs STATEMENT.
La hnnrnza. Ocl. a. Mlnnae wool.
etasn. SISTER aa Hattie Woolalssn. undcs
af11rl fof edmpilrisT ID ne mnFdss q
~. Harlan, mafe 3 elatemeni this
asenlnN q the eae1l th4l H4slAn aad hes
aIsIeS had eons Fldina On ihe dag be-
los1 10 ancpos9a 1nu11ef. 1hty
uNrs snoaasd. be haglna EsRle-
entnA hlma9n &c unaaErl99. He
80 naoQio1aiY uronRod her and
- fkis narlie0lne sag 80 upbgaided
him fna ia daneli. he wAs nn0eR the
IaiIaenss % liquor and esemed das-
nanaoaA sd % BEE threats q e.
nnsQFs drew & segeI4ag and nhQt hin
Ell. Tha ball onloEnd his tsupie
Hallls. e eoan &c ibe doctor bad nrsd
ehe ialal ahol. not KNOWING for 3 no
alanl what ahe res doing, and fsaaiua
lhal ~ 9nuI1 bo eb4rasd With eou.
niillnR M nnfdsE, drove the body H..
q ne barn and ~ the barn on Ore, 10
tiff. ~ 80 thoaahi. 81 traces q the
unf1ttnaal1 ee1u1I4ao1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15
DC naIDeE

A psza kas been sahmifted 81 Al
miral CIosia - the Minis1sf e. Puhtil
WORKS fax q kRi6Re osxx sAe Enalizk
Chsmnei a G&iti1 Ths hfieze is 70 b
sfmiiaz % IT. NiagaEa gGsp111fon
hKtaee and maze AZ Iron. IhaEe vii
- PASSENGER waya nnd q piaes fer raj.
rad sEacka Ike zlF1ctares Z buiif,
vii Be fSona Dextf aelRhls n TIE Ill
hack e. Calais, enNhisnR sAip@ nna
s1esntgs 8 rAs u1tsf uifbonf dii1
eallF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

- 4 Annrgxnp 1MAx nm mkLApH -
cANcan ~ EMR FHaoAx.
Nnw YonM. 0eA. n.--nE. Wosfred
NsIson, 81 lhia eity, who taal returned
fEom oeEmanys rala lhAs VISA -
flailen nadsns 3 ~ aaye So ne .as
assnrn& 10 phTaialana and ether semitic.
naen. wAo he'd tfostuqrthy sources g
infoFmalion, gnat mash afplenenalon e
ftlt 10 rearnd % Geesnany.a futuFs
7ke oundIllan Of ufeUn Primes kfoq.
esiak 4 unqeeeflonanlg pfeeesiaga. u
4 admitted naW that he y n4MsRlnE
from aencer 81 NJ throat known as Ne
Rahaaaa emohas.g oanoeI. Ine eaae =
4eIy nlmlIas 10 thnA II 9anefal Grant
Il spile oe ~ ollalai oplnfcns % TIE
oanieafg he German pbgsieiAns coo.
alder ain already 4 do1ned man. 1he
sssF severe osaNlies need have eessFoyee
nDf onl4 NE tissue primarily aaeetea
10, ne carla themeeiF1s. 30 severe has
fks lFeatmen1 been lhat Rona portions
n lhs keny llasae are ncu visible
CONSERVATIVE Germans. DE-. helle1
nsvr. vssw lha probability q he usoWn
PsIncs's early aenlse win mnee alarm.
fhn Ennsp0g u already pa1l ninetI
eaara az ens. a1 hms Aad several psen.
4e-anapllciia nsinaEa4 His daalh e
fIahlf e noens a ang MqaaAe Wild
90 CFoWa Prince e. The EmHosera
sseeensnF. Il s helloxed ihas tue pence.
fnl rnlfel Woal4 3 mAlntalnod enc
fhat n'smnHhls inna4uee Hn1ld q lees
nfsdomlnanl. hal Il ha Il g deaihN
Aenl. tha lmpefaal p44ef vii 1oen TAI
g RrinNa Wiliiam, ihe creNa frinee'a
NaAeut $50.
70 ha gosnn man - 2safa o. aea.
an8 n aaiA q 81 every ineA satdsef.
Tha peopla Who know him cav 10 ~
hala' tHnaluoaa and hsfy. nnd & en'
hlaf0ns % ranke nanae ns . warrior.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15


uax1 9nn PnnR1n nnRAEHEExEHo Bozn
aznzs aAx AND nkEusn 20 nkSs
The s.Assmsnf Of superintendent
Raskin4 made IL b in.sEyieu With ne
Puan fnznzAznMsuEn man khs 1theE t4ys
. ths eEsoi that the work Is shs slle Of
tie proposed anfIleE uae mnon abea4
10 he work ca ths Railroad along the
uatsE fnoni, which b relied npon 10
narEy Ne naachfne.y fnx lhe sid sneil.
e 10 The said aite, ana fuEtheFs shai q
fhe aaid railroad did nos huKFy up and
~ along, 80 thai Il nniRht psFfoEm the
uork expeuled Of 4, they 81 work on
he aaid sits Of the pgepoaed smelieE
u01ld gut. hnd The effect upou him, the
Pear INxKk11oENcER m9n, ihal vas %
have been expeefed. He vent 70 aee
ne people who mioht be expected -
knew whsthaF ire railroad W0nld Ret
there IN good shaps o. mol. The
trouhla i e The Tacoma Miiis as e veil
known, tie u0rk having st0pped theEe
npon representation that the eompany
cnnld nos secure the right Of way
ehroaQh 1he Mill property. Tbs miIl
was viaiied Amt. Mr.. Atkiu1on, BupsE-
intandank. vas found to be e Seattle,
and Mr.. Oook, Ohlef Clark, Waa asked
~ b the status % the case. He said be
knew nothing about u, thai the matter
had been discussed between Mr.. Han
ran. 81 san Francisco, and the railroad
engineers, when Dir. Hansen wna here Q
nhors time ace, and be tMF. Hanasnl
hnd had ell 70 say and do II the matter
de- Ear AZ fhe mill was concerned. The
only wap % hnd The exact f1cta would
he % uFite 10 NJ. Hanssn, or 20 ses Mr.
Bnckley "a Mr.. Huson. Of The Railroad "
nnid NJ. Oe0k.
$40 Won know Il lhe miil company
had positively refused 20 grant the
tight OF way ~ vas asked.
eOh. 20 they have not, vas TIE ~
ply. "The mill oompsny offered them
tw1 o. three wars thRouRh but they
aae they do net care 10 70 % the ex-
ranse-fhera nezua 10 be the tFoohle. ]
vlns talklne 10 "a Backley che other
daY e Tks Tacoma, and BE- figured up
the cost Of tnnuelIno thfouon tbe hilI
there. he said, quite emphatioailys
that u wns coo mnch. / could net say
ANYTHING further about The malteF,n
The reporter than went 10 sae pfinel.
pal assistant engineer Bnckley, and, In
Gneot, the snma Questions were put.
aThs matter q not il such shape -
10 Be made pu6llo Just now said Mr..
Hueon. Pressed For somethiea more
satisfactory, be sald
"Xou can sag that the road will BE-
carried past lhe mill and along the
water frsui. and thai ID good time; bnt
inNl how, ~ are not ready 10 say
nYou think you will have 70 tnnnel J"
That 3 uhat ID under consideration
and nndetsrmiued," nald Mr.. Huaon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

the steamship Mexico Gatlsa today Win I
cargo q 60 tans 81 Franklin coal, and 50 toni
81 FNnek1l 4relzat for San Francisco.
merchandise e expected % aftfvs here todar.
RoH4 HApLocx. Oct. x4.--nxkenlina "a.
lTiever win sail tonight lumber iadsn for SAB
DieEo.
PoaE TowHsnup, OF. A.-4Arrivea- sbir
Bohemian.
TAlopaM, Oct IL - The ship DslruIt passsS
II 1870 Z. n. clsaE. fre1h south wind.
WaiiA Walfa. AnsariA
eAiied-Sleamers oegres W. EIaer, Seattle;
Columbia, PoEtlaads Willametts, seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

Apropos % he rresldanl. Mrs. Olae1-
land never drinka ehampaRnH 90 ANY
kind e vine u facts she seldom
arinas any kind a gatef exe9pt apeli-
narie. While ahe wAH a. The baiei La
fayetae and wHs ezcapina fFom tie carl
oaa crowds 10 froat Of The kelel. 80
eua nEl Tie hach way By aulng through
lAa skagaFosm and kifehsn. II going
lhsoazA he siossFean sc bad q climb
ever huBes 81 soap. barrels Of Sugar.
handies % hroouas Rn& ell BsFts e.
thinnz. she waa verF agile and rather
enioged Ne expsFlsaee.-- g'AiieaslpAts
Tg1ast.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

IN eAallse m1ElNa9s. rod eollAIsfAl
o. Pa4A1nai ezenlltEs n14eA n1@gaGa1Nns
ssEip. bon&s, tire eAecaa 60. he1Eh1.
CoMRzeN. MHEzNn = o..
klGsaa wiIA Sndzn Sml6b. 1aEoa slsaeA
cppeslls ~ oecisantsL $50.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

Il, Ec,s. 81 - 1lse1 - 4 =.
11o4 En1144 s1lo ~ NHer44 q 4EA4k
49, Gf fs.Els E4H H8NR 1s.
- s. lt1e eerNe - - g1sl.s e
4s11 ~ oat4lg ~ Et1s ss...
fieNaf fI4HEE BHH4 E&re AA
t1l1 81 ~ s Noze f4 ~
nIzIE&g ~ 8a Hola 8 1t4.zs..e -
~ tA 6 krsin1. ieat we1a4 %
14'fz ~ trel11 g Hr<44 -
|e1 EE1Es N1L14 fN4M - c'sll@'
sinsss Ns1 nebhli b g.
a11em11s4 zrafn ne1N4gs
81. fnara o.. s. --Infat1aslis1 80
fsear t1ss kamfH&1 z14E 81 At4DMNs
n1s HaIr f'f eTs1inH g fnt - kEieT-
n1s.nE1 & Hz N1E119En EE4z1EEsE
lEaI2 maHf AfxlnR NlMflens 46ANA ~
fnm M4ftr* rf1H XE&F b14Ed6H fHe
sna1aa an1 1as1sz ~ 1leI11zz - 80
as txa1n. kNl lAe A4kma0 f4MD14 80
nr1 N61i614 Hke e1NW nE& Hez441N1FH
xts fsf1g1 111n Sea q ~ No811
MaGA nmrn9sss.
Dumsn. 0et. lk.@-nfn1h narp9z11 waa
sne.sf - sls aneo1eseasezf e - -
rSiafsl1s's 81 N6lensins ninGa a. Land
Commt1Siamas. Mtnes 3 4 hHll|k 90
:. - - =. - 49,
n1ne1 ~ l1alal syie1ion q sl6n.y
hrh1IHaaIom Gsr1ni1slon
Msw Kann. On. 1A.--xhros nsembszs
of - Nne1lsE EAH'l1m1zt arrived A.
ftrn sIIQ t6t1F. nIr 1ahn 6Nfnhu1ns.
aaiIe4 1GaRegs au5 q. ". Me1NzM. xhey
( feHfa raRs 81 a aRkllFMtiGn aft1Q4tian
/ Is eaxffr With t1a Rxosi1snl end Oe1-
nrsEa tou4E1s osaeIu1lag g511 8tsa1
1 Nsalnln q t11atg riaaqiHR fha two Gov
/ efnmanfg e 81 nfI11l1Iso1 81 al as
potes wfieh ana9 afi1e.
ne crew 1nefann.
nxEnHHaz lEont.l, o.. l&.-Ageni
He9ns1s ne9 m1kiEr - inseHtiaation
az ~ hI1EeuitF "a he 0eDw Aa1neg.
/ eega ftHt naisg1 es11fed oth1EuiE1 -
/ fen1TsBU. en- sll4r4 - eFrGss tne -.
l auha inGtae wkN ~ n41e. ard blood
/ ntet win faal9u. Sword b11Ief, - ne
I bad ~ 80 b5asee, h ron nemped
( Wlfhfa 4 aunaAat 81 its Aann4g await.
1 i1a dcxaIoeHn8nfa. 8ggr1 BsoKer i
/ nsInina sIf6Balh daily. Nest uns1el-
b e b felt b Ne settlers. he tndlan1
a Ne Aennay ere nulian end anacm-
muni1alige.
Bosrow. o.. it-H. WhEiismera Ar
ilnHion hes eene into insolvency, OWING
aboat $50 90 asssla liahi-
Ernin Leaves ensenao.
/ CRlekao, Oo1 M.-1enaao EraseiI
Trails ssf1 0hicaaa this moFnina fnz
BpEin1e6id, ~, ezDle&sina he iniea.
/ tiou of gpeakina t1eEe this egsnln1
Train aatFaelo4 ne natioa a the sta1len.
/ arriving tteFs fnst ID tfma 10 beard th1
eafs before lha7 6sraKled.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

TIA k1ENIEMEIkI's h 10 saazt pop-
- ~ eleEs IL Assesses, 9l.as Zoe nsa
hHtlonz. $50 To- sleA4 kAl2nnA Thay
a. faE bs1aN ~ eEtna af 4ny ether
- lars mAAaE, ana ~ a nn4 aa1a-
kEfEl4 ~ enzxeellHA 4he shess e. ~
= {. e - ~ SOW q M spl1 a eh4Ia-
- = fllItA AEAc1fkn Hntlef 6sls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

Nra Yonx. 0ci. l4--11oney % call. enay q
- pr rsni; last ian. ); eiose e9erP3 3
ehangn. a<iiFts arm. ttslk far 60 dags hflia.
snd y So ~ asnaad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

Anszie.n Rxprsas 1o1. 0Anada RneiHe s0A,
caan1a Bouthorn 81, Central RacIae ISL
Barlnr1nn 1115<. Delaware 4 LackaHnnna
fe5A. DanFeF 4 Rin Crusade 9ik, Iris 1GJf,
Take Ehars E94, LonisFille ~, Micbfean
cmirnl ak, Knnsas 4 1exas -. Nss York
Dznilnl an1k. Northern paeEac 11k, pFe.
fs.rad ksN. Ncrshwe1tusn lo63. Ore1on In
rFovsusenf lSk, Eagigziion ~, 1fanecon-
iinaniN IN. Raoi1o Hal 81 Rock IslGn6
Tla3<, Hs ra1i Toh, TaxaH Pncfae AK. Union
Pacifc sfK, unsked Ei4tea Express 6. Wells
Esrro Rxprnla IL Western Union TX.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

NEw Yoak. Oct lf.-Hops-- Qniei, weak
Sugar Firm, quiet; Feanet. n0dsrafs de-
mand, c 536k, extra 3k0bk white extra
Q ~, yellow *. % A SA8t +, mould 4 On.
standzFd A Gk, ounfecfionsEs, 81 0e,<, cut
Leaf and cEushed eA, pcWdwsd 8, gram
lated 65<, cubes y.
Wnoi-oui4, zfheF weak, domestic Aeeca
119sf. pulled if0l2, Texas 98a2.
eoppef-Qulet, steady, Lake 80 Dol
Lead -oaAea, domestic &s1<
o0aee- Spot fasf. Rio sfeadg eisst, optisns
b fopoini1 lower, ciosi1g steady, sales a, 900
FsirDleum-Active, opening M, highest
M. Lowest 7oxs etesina n. Sales. l, 81. 900
baF4els.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

Auarra fTex. ]. oef.i - Tns MaAadol
Nand end uAltla OoEnpAny, Incorporated
ID scotland with 4 oApilA cf SEQ COO.
he's been refused q charter 10 % holi-
neaa IL 1e1na AltoFnef Geaatni HcE1
decides ahMa 30 ernnl 6 chaFsae uomld be
aiaaRiY rnpuenani . pabiia Interests.
ana teelaKea that even anmrSlle cor
naEaiian eoai& nol e1taln a sAAfaeF for
fha Nnfneae of parchesina aud ewninR
zeal estate ID Texna when sach 4 thar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

sswrkmER yDEERHKNE. gukxU8 MAooll.
- -. s7l1ll1. 11aEra zrn1erE eF1ly AoA1-l
= 80 ~ oamtze. r<tornin7 e4s14 1Ays tN~1A-
lna a AaAka1k. DHNa1A nd aEeAe4aA
faarn xnoEumfsA Tuesdays 3 IL = n ~
n1rrfn. Ssa1eck Ard ne4t 01uei4
Trrsrn aamhla 81 We1Nz11EEz tl- c121teA-
EesVa ses4aek YAnrpfags "a 10 ~ eeNAtle,
tunekl1g = HIT Gamble
fe1El se4tlle Eft14g1. a. : . -, 81 leii
aankln ana 6eaAecE
FaF 1uEshaR paFtAsulaEs, ap9Ay e. y. = nos.-
Gra. ownsF. 8eattae 81 0eoE1e fosarfs ts4ls- :
HhH1f So
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-15

Nnw Yonx, 0ek lA--Eha stock mnxkes %.
dag Vas v1rg aciiyo but weaker b foreign and
though neteEisl rally occurred 10 The afasr-
neon a waa not enouRh 10 wipe cat he foanes
view vita M. Depss puhliahed 10 he morn.
ana pap1Ees ana succeeded IN friEhtanfn4 held
efa e ench an extent tnna prices wara icrcsa
down fFsm 20 " per canl. There e araFo
dnabl 10 Wall Efreel tbak Depeu spoko e BE- Il
reported 70 have done, and deni1ls pat cut
near 2o,cloch. when fron i 70 Per cent was
teNnInedt bat nelling Wae renewed IN tia last
h1izr, and TIE closs vas aelive and weak 10
he loBsss prices e ne day Almost every.
thinR & inMnE, The onlf exceptions being Mao.
ltehR. with sAin o. - and Oregon Navlsz.
1inr.rnn.e.l l.nn,. ...a ann h..t h.ns m 4.
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aonnaa, 0el. tt.-The Bfliinh ehlp
kfanarak. Cas.tain Ooxbetf, from Ma-
nIllR g ArWans R|1ih fnT Nuw xoFk. has
hsan Iaef 81 hfInfprp lsland. The CAP
tala ana three IL shn crew, named
nrawa Radfofd aud uEnpp, we're
llrownnz. Tie fem3inaos % he efeH
knxs srrieef a. Manilla.
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Nnu xonN, o. 1.-THE iafy IL Ne
casa Of RellonmAn Hahn. on trial for
gha mnFdeR Of the brave hfe saver
hunsoy. eama ia TIA aflaEnson With .
Vafaiet a. net nniliF.
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Hsa 4nn8. 0s& Is ~A n1M -
nsnleeS 1srsn HrpsnHli e1g1 l1a4 Z. y
slttrIs4 Ties shaf8 q o. j. - $50
z1sssI1r aNI1h asa1s& - iasssl -
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falfhosake. lie o. HfErhen9 ep1f1lq9
waa aaInR 10 sen TIE 30 train from
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wsnD 81 Eks1.
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teIaarnm has fnrl bean reserved from
fioTfnae. ~ O.. 0uf railroad fosts
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rkar1e41on HmI,1. where eli wires going
ga eenteg end lea#e IN one dlEseiion.
4 aroesgy rs bnfHed aud ever Wifs
d1Sl1dsss
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A9EAmxA, Oe1. lt.--AnatAaF mafasReF
paka Ne eanalsy ~ HE eflme todAy.
dha1l0a EduaKs5 loesufe11 VS. hanzsa
thls nnnruina a CiEkavslle Ter The naaF-
SCI 81 Nm Eehcla b May last. "a
,na11s me8 ki1 siol,m 81 . laneiy Rad
kaka a. aleks mna Fladled his badg With
bnfleiA. EawAFda haa been heaFa b
sale thIsafa anAinas 80 life q Edwards
4 namhes e. ilnae1 oefare tAa kilIlnR %
enfFsa. Tha tFaanla hetween tAsm waa
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cz1rkao, oct. IL - wheat - Lower.
cash OK December 7lk; May 7lk
Com Easy. cash Az. November an;
Nay a o.1o.
0sis- Esss. eaah .; Novsnb.r ssk: Nay
rs ale.
PoFR- sssady; JAnnary tis 81
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PULLMAN BUFFET slEEPERs
nNTWxNN

Portland and Ashland,
siakiyou and San Bkanelaeo.
KmIgrant Sleeping Car between pnrslnnd ana
Ashimd Siskiyou and san Francisco.
nee Of charge.
For tickets and othef inf6Fmafion cal on
a. CnILBEno,
Ticket AGENT, seattle VT
NJ p. RgaNRa.
Gen. Freight AID Pnss. Arnlt.
3. KoEAL.En. MAnafer. myl
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Wasalnesoas o. =. 1sfs 3. p. = AtI
ealar'sfe eene nNI14aIon eth DaMne4
Wills. 70 milan fRQm Gh4Glgsftns q eEtM.
kni ilSa fsIe1Fa9h cllgen teofe AsHe 20
exnIanIof - e1sE e 80 s1oes1 g.
tn9rntsfon az oemnnnta4it1H Ntt4
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KeNnea, osl u. = CAanhsssnln.
agsaainz a RasA Mlila. Csanty Anizln,
tB&AY EeiA ihaf II waa mua tha epE9R
eba& ~ ne ReeFaf esAszee a. rllfar
tta4 e4eost ~ HnEua,Iiia pEonozafn
- aGNillea fhNl . rAsa a tAa Nq4SA
~ 1f1ianA Ma4 9lr1E&lg - kaNeF -
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cAfe4eo. Oct -ReesiDls a.0O0,
Stronger ahlpping Steer; s30s Is, stock.
erg and IeedeTa, sos, Texas cattle, 81 90
o. T6. wesleEn rangers. ~ i0085t.
HoQH-Receipts, "a ,00e steady, mixed 81 S.
o. %, heavy e ftot so. Light q e504fs.
Sheep Rsceipta. 5000 steady; native NUT
lons - AGA 20, siockera 81 5o<3s %, western
- l543 s., Texans - 5oa5 20.
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R4Txunwna, 0si. tA--ravia n ksFF.
DID, editor q re rnttrf Prsstt ilEsaa,
mnA enact TIE fasenesl Efs4eAefs ~ bis
efsnReh, 3fsa aa = 10 q ef0s& thia moFnin9
nfssr 4 rFolanged i.lnaes d. Kerr rs
IL Ii seth scar.
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NurnRkHazxa. Oct. t&-Df. A. ~.
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- OfHEien aonnty, towa. writes 10
fltsnds here fhaf the half haa pa been
taaa ef EAe haafaEs ef he eElefsona.
Mary o. kha families ere lig1UN on wab
lio hiekusys b tants szaeeof 4sill1 ana
unetsA Oh n4n q "a naa1ase4 so I8f4
and ai6awe have taat sh&ir hsNns Hna
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British H1ndin4fe hase taxa eh4lf
1sams ard unilah COWS % pAy feg sAe
eeas q astelianA Teafe ere 10 fnmi
~ egletad.
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EIe1NI1H car noo1mmo 1aIldaa lII N
IN a1vance.
mapaa Tranalsi kow.1s n....
Peg fun Information "a aoaass S..
o. address
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4 CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

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issue. and thai day
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-01-05
Presentations.

On Monday evening Mr.. John A.
Hassinger, chief clerk OF the Interior
Department, was the recipient of pleas
ant surprise at his residence 1t is we'll
known that he organized some time ago
the Hassinger Cadets, company of
young boys OF whose proficiency the
public well knows. The Captain of the
Cadets is Master George Ross, and last
evening he called at Mr.. Hassinger's
residence and presented him on behalf
OF the company with an oil painting of a
bunch of ohias, the work of Mr.. Charles
Furneaux. Accompanying the painting
was letter expressing the high esteem
in which Mr.. Hassinger is held by the
company. The recipient was much
taken by surprise, but recovered suffi-
GENTLY to thank Captain Ross and the
company for the handsome present. Its
value is greatly enhanced to Mr.. Has
singer from the fact that the bunch of
ohias from which the picture is painted
was grown on his own premises.